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The Green Card grants legal status to immigrants, allowing them to live, work, and travel within the United States without any issues.
The Permanent Legal Residence, also known as Green Card, is a document that permits immigrants to live and work permanently in the USA and travel outside the country without the risk of deportation. However, there are rules that citizens must adhere to in order to maintain their status and not lose the Green Card.
According to the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), there are circumstances in which permanent citizenship can be revoked. One such scenario is the lack of evidence, such as not providing proof of living together with an American spouse. Additionally, fraud or criminal activities can lead to the removal of the Green Card, resulting in trial and potential deportation.
Furthermore, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) requires immigrants to prove their legal residency in the country. When applying for the Green Card, immigrants must truthfully answer questions and refrain from lying to USCIS to avoid any complications.
